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Residential elevator serviceHome elevator maintenance in Southwest Florida.
Routine service keeps a home elevator safe, quiet and dependable, and catches small problems before they stop the cab between floors. We maintain every major residential make and model.
- Florida registered elevator company
- All major residential brands
- Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm
Preventive maintenance, done properly.
Inspection
Rails, cables or hydraulics, door locks, gates and safety devices checked against the manufacturer’s schedule.
Lubrication and adjustment
Moving parts cleaned, lubricated and adjusted so the ride stays smooth and level at each landing.
Safety checks
Emergency lowering, battery backup, phone or alarm and interlocks tested so they work when they’re needed.
Written report
You get a clear note of what was done and anything we recommend watching or replacing.
The coast is hard on elevators.
Salt air corrodes rails and fixings. Humidity gets into controllers. Storm surge floods pits. Our service routines are built around those three things.
Before storm season
A pre-season check, and a plan for where to park the cab and how to shut the elevator down.
After a storm
Assessment of the pit, wiring and equipment before the elevator goes back into use, and restoration where it took damage.
Corrosion control
Cleaning and protection for exposed metal, with early replacement of parts that are starting to go.
Seasonal homes
Service scheduled around when you’re here, so the elevator is ready when you arrive.
Pick a plan. We’ll keep it running.
Every plan is built for salt air, humidity and hurricane season, and covers every major brand, whoever installed it. Pay monthly, or pay for the year and save 5%.
Essential
One thorough visit a year, for newer elevators that see light use.
- 1 preventive maintenance visit a year
- Battery backup and emergency lowering tested
- Corrosion check and treatment
- Written report after every visit
- Priority scheduling
- 10% off repair parts and labor
Coastal Care
Two visits timed around hurricane season, with service calls included.
- 2 preventive maintenance visits a year
- 2 service calls a year, first hour of labor covered
- Post-storm check after any named storm
- Battery backup test and corrosion treatment
- Written report after every visit
- First in line for scheduling
- 15% off repair parts
Coastal Care Plus
Labor covered all year, for elevators in daily use or homes that sit empty for the season.
- Everything in Coastal Care, plus:
- Unlimited weekday service calls, labor covered
- Backup batteries replaced at no charge
- 20% off repair parts
- Visits scheduled around when you’re in town
Starting a plan
If we haven’t serviced your elevator before, we start with an assessment visit. Anything it needs to be brought up to standard is quoted before the plan begins.
12-month agreement
Plans run for a year and renew automatically. Cancel anytime up to 30 days before your renewal date.
Goes with the house
Selling? The plan transfers to the new owner, so the elevator stays looked after.
Not covered
Repairs for storm, flood or surge damage, light bulbs, and work on wiring, phone lines or structure outside the elevator.
Not sure which plan fits? Call 239-499-4749 and we’ll recommend one after a look at your equipment.
What we look at on every visit.
Press a system to see what the technician checks.
What we check
Interlocks, latches, closers, gate switches and clearances.
Why it matters
Most stopped elevators trace back to a door or gate that is not making its contact.
What we check
Hydraulic oil level and leaks, or cables, drum, chain and gearbox on other types.
Why it matters
Wear here is gradual and cheap to deal with early.
What we check
Alignment, fixings, lubrication, guide shoes or rollers.
Why it matters
Dry or corroded rails cause noise, vibration and uneven wear.
What we check
Controller, wiring, call stations, leveling and fault history.
Why it matters
Humidity and power surges show up here first.
What we check
Emergency stop, alarm or phone, battery lowering, safeties and limits.
Why it matters
They are rarely used, so they have to be tested to be trusted.
What we check
Water, debris, corrosion and anything stored where it should not be.
Why it matters
The lowest point is where flood and salt damage begins.
Maintenance FAQ
How much does a maintenance plan cost?
Coastal Care plans start at $55 a month (Essential, one visit a year). The Coastal Care plan, with two visits timed around hurricane season and two service calls a year, is $105 a month. Coastal Care Plus, with weekday labor covered all year, is $165 a month. Pay for the year up front and save 5%.
How often should a home elevator be serviced?
Most manufacturers call for at least one visit a year. Near the coast, or for an elevator that is used heavily, twice a year is sensible. We will recommend an interval after seeing the equipment.
What can I do myself between visits?
Keep the door tracks and the sill clear, keep the pit and the machine space free of stored items, report any new noise or a cab that stops out of level, and run the elevator now and then if you are not using it daily.
Do you maintain stairlifts and platform lifts too?
Yes. Both benefit from a yearly check of batteries, charging contacts, switches and safety sensors.
Does maintenance prevent every breakdown?
No, but it prevents most of them and makes the rest quicker to fix, because the technician already knows the machine and its history.
Other ways we can help.
Repair
Diagnosis and repair for elevators that have stopped, misleveled or started making new noises.
See repair
Modernization
New controls, safety devices and cab finishes on the structure you already have.
See modernization
Hurricane and storm damage
Preparation before a storm and restoration after one.
See hurricane and storm damageReady when you are.
Quotes and in-home consultations are free. If your lift is down, call and we’ll get a technician moving.
or call 239.499.4749 · Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm